Tweet, so, send us a cspanwj, or join the conversation on facebook. Com cspan or email cspan. Org. Anne gearan of the Washington Post joins us on the phone. Frontpage story with her colleague adam goldman. It is the headline shared by many newspapers this morning, saying that the report says this attack was preventable. Why did they come to that conclusion . Guest well, first of all, thank you for having me, pleasure to be here. The report is broadly consistent with several reports that we have seen about what happened in it goesi to date, but into more detail and sheds light on the way that the cia, which had one of the compounds that was attacked, and the state department, which has a betterknown compound, really failed to talk to one another and to understand one anothers strengths and vulnerabilities in the weeks leading up to the attack. Thee coincided with what cia and other intelligence aencies rightly fingered as considerable rise in the numbers and potency of islamic militants
Mr. Chairman, let me start with a few general comments. As i think you indicated in your remarks and i think that all of us have underscored the region as a whole has a great importance and a lot to offer in terms of security and u. S. Interests. So one of our challenges has been to ensure through our diplomatic and other engagements that we can work with the governments of all four countries in ways that support each other. And clearly as i was underscoring in my remarks i think that rocco and algeria morocco and algeria can be helpful to libya so one of the issues the colleague can address is to try to use those strengths to security support throughout the region. Likewise, in terms of economic development, unfortunately it is a region in which it isnt sufficient economic integration that drives down the economic prospects of the region. So one of our efforts come and again some of the lines of activity that we are seeking to try to break down the barriers and encourage that kind of
Exceed the capacity even before it opens. In an cli123 08 it was written the commission would take appropriations request under advisement in the course of the agents budgeting process. With 30 billion in taxpayer funding and liability and waste that exceeds capacity, why would the commission not request funding for a licensing process for the Yucca Mountains . Well, as i said earlier were moving forward with the courts order, and any further budgeting decisions will be commission decisions. The court determined the Commission Must move forward. The administration determined that Yucca Mountain is not the answer. It that is if the answer isnt Yucca Mountain. How do we meet the obligations by the court . Thats a policy decision that im going let you all wrestle with. Well, i think the house we can probably deal with it. We have some issues with the senate. The safety evaluations the nrc would be approximately six to eighth month and estimated 6. 5 billion. In september 2013 the 12 month
Suffering under that issue. Many finding they cant keep the insurance play planned and like. Their premiums are rising. Uncertainty is growing about which parts of the law the president will decide to uphold. But in just these few months we have already seen reports of incidents where obama care hasnt adequately protected americans personal data. In one reported instance in minnesota, an Insurance Broker was accidentally provided the personal information of 2,400 people. Moreover, there are many Unanswered Questions about the websites ability to protect privacy Going Forward. Now i expect, in fact, i understand that the standards of the dedicated professionals in our Intelligence Community do not compare to those of the contractors who failed to set up the website that ive referred to. But its easy to see why Many Americans tend to be skeptical, then, that the government can adequately maintain their privacy when it collects vast amounts of information. The president s disengagement on
Theyre still collecting everything, content word for word of every doe midwest incommunication in this country. The idea that n. S. A. Is keeping files on americans as a general rule just isnt true. Woodruff then, rebels fired scores of rockets on the syrian city of homs as the assad regime celebrated army day. Margaret warner gets the latest on the bloody civil war from nprs deborah amos. Brown Law Enforcement bids farewell to f. B. I. Director Robert Mueller. Ray suarez explores the transformation of the bureau after the 911 attacks. Woodruff and we hear from two u. S. Senators leading the push to keep the militarys Sexual Assault cases in the chain of command. Gwen ifill talks to New Hampshire republican kelly ayotte and missouri democrat claire mccaskill. The other side has wanted to make this argument about victims vs. Uniforms. Thats a false premise. This argument is about how we can protect victims the best. Woodruff thats all ahead on tonights newshour. Major funding for the p